Craft 1945 is more than just booze
It is one of Baguio’s old houses built in the 1960s, now beautifully transformed into a Spanish restaurant. Stepping inside feels warm and familiar—like visiting an ancestral home filled with good food and good stories. So, what goes well with craft beer? Read and discover my favorites here!
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Baguio City is the Starting Point for inDrive’s First Regional EV Fleet in the Philippines
Our rainy-day errands brought us to a quiet little refuge in the city—Amare La Cucina PH’s new Amare Caffè. Tucked on the 5th floor of the SLU-SHMC Medical Arts Parking Building, along Assumption Road Extension, it felt like stumbling upon a warm hug in the middle of Baguio’s damp weather. This new space welcomes students,
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There’s a garden in Baguio that feels like it bloomed out of a canvas — and if you haven’t heard of it yet, it’s time you did. 113 Wagner Café isn’t exactly a secret anymore. Since the pandemic, this charming nook has quietly served up lunch and dinner to both locals and lucky tourists who’ve stumbled upon it. But recently, it gave us a whole new reason to fall in love all over again: brunch.
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Love for food and art Panagbenga Festival is in full bloom here in Baguio City, and what better way to celebrate than with a food crawl at SM City Baguio? Come with me as I explore different featured restaurants, capturing the experience not just through flavors but also through urban sketching! Filling breakfast and top-notch
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The holidays should be a time of joy, but for thousands of children affected by typhoons, it’s a fight for survival. Through the #LahatDapatSafe campaign, Save the Children Philippines is bringing hope by delivering essential items and support to those in need. Your help can make all the difference. The recent typhoons have left countless
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Nestled in the picturesque city of Baguio, Le Vain is more than just a bakery café; it’s a culinary journey to Korea. Since its establishment in 2017, Le Vain has been delighting locals and visitors alike with its authentic Korean breads, pastries, and savory dishes. Beginnings of Le Vain This quaint Korean Bakery Cafe has
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Urban sketching is a real time record of being in a moment, time, and place. I had an opportunity to witness such craft when I met more urban sketchers not only here in Baguio City but also from Manila. Let me share with you the lessons I’ve learned from urban sketchers from all walks of
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I finished more than ten practices of Yoga at Pranalaya Yoga & Wellness Baguio. As a beginner in yoga practice at a studio, I can honestly say that it has been a transformative journey for me. From doing yoga on my own at home to doing it at a studio, I learned that Yoga is
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Happy 18th Anniversary Cupcakes by Sonja! In celebration of Cupcakes by Sonja’s 18th year in the industry, I would like to share here my old blog post about my time in the said company. I uploaded that blog on my old WordPress account last September 21, 2015. I used to work for the company in
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